Sports in Kenilworth

Kenilworth Tennis, Squash and Croquet Club is open for a public day on Sunday 26 May to give locals the chance to play some croquet.

The local heat of the All-England Golf Croquet Handicap competition took place on the Crackley Lane lawns recently.

Kenilworth Tennis Squash and Croquet Club (KTSCC) is inviting residents down to its Crackley Lane lawns this Sunday (May 21).

KTSCC hosts social games on Mondays and Thursdays and is encouraging locals to come and try the game for themselves. .

Kenilworth complete brace of wins over Broadwas and Church Stretton in final week to clinch the league championship.

Kenilworth's first competitive croquet match in 18 months came last weekend as the club started their West Midlands Golf Croquet League season.

Kenilworth hosted Broadwas, last year's champions and hot favourites for this year.

The croquet lawns of Kenilworth have once again greeted players following the update in social restrictions.

As of yesterday (March 29) outdoor sporting activities are once again permitting, allowing Kenilworth Croquet Club to use the Crackley Lane lawns for the first time in 2021.

Kenilworth's top four croquet players played a round robin competing for the Association Croquet Club Championship this weekend.

There was some excellent croquet played at Crackley Lane this weekend, but the blustery day and tight hoops also led to mistakes aplenty.

This weekend Kenilworth Croquet Club hosted a new tournament for their newest members to get a taste of a competition.

During the summer, Kenilworth Croquet has seen a surge in interest, having been able to reopen their lawns soon after the lockdown.

The final of the Kenilworth Ladies Golf Croquet Handicap Final saw four ladies playing a round robin to decide this year's championship.

As expected, it was a close contest.